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Spend your Spring Break in Union Square

While school is out for a week or two, bring your family to the heart of San Francisco. With over 50 hotels, world-class dining and entertainment, flagship shopping, and points of interest perfect for selfies, you can’t go wrong. There’s thousands of ways to organize your itinerary but if you’re overwhelmed by all the options on our website, here’s a fun-filled list to follow:

The King George Hotel
With its London inspired charm, the King George Hotel is a newly renovated hotel that has an energetic lobby with a classic red telephone booth and pool table. Check-in to one of their freshly updated rooms after your travels. Get the royal treatment with Union Square only a 3 minute walk away.

Emperor Norton’s Fantastic San Francisco Time Machine
Take a trip to the past by Emperor Norton’s Fantastic San Francisco Time Machine. Enjoy a lively and entertaining walking tour that’s only 2 hours and 45 min long. There’s so much San Francisco history to learn about during the two mile-stretch. Stops include Union Square, Westin St. Francis Hotel, Maiden Lane, and Lotta’s Fountain (San Francisco’s oldest monument and meeting place for the survivors of the 1906 earthquakes and fires.

Love + Propaganda
Save your energy for Love + Propaganda, a social club that brings art, fashion, and music together. Voted best nightclub in the country by Nightclub & Bar 2017 and 2018, Love + Propaganda has a state-of-the-art sound system with beats that will make you dance like there’s no tomorrow.

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While school is out for a week or two, bring your family to the heart of San Francisco. With over 50 hotels, world-class dining and entertainment, flagship shopping, and points of interest perfect for selfies, you can’t go wrong.